My ears are hurting - B&O sound system goes crazy - *safety issue*

[MDJAK]

If this hasn’t happened to you it’s hard to explain how insane it is. When my 22’ did it I thought someone was shooting at me or something. I was shocked the speakers didn’t get destroyed as well.

Oh it’s happened and I thought the exact same thing. Except I was in the ghetto first time it happened. My sister lived in a lower income neighborhood. I was visiting her. I got in my truck and when I heard it I literally ducked, thought it was a gunshot hitting the car. Scared the sheeyat out of me. It’s now happened 2 or 3 more times. I have a 2022.

 

[Shark]

Just happened to me again this morning for no reason. My service guy says he's unaware of this problem. I'll send him all the info I can.

Did that help or solve your issues?

It hasn't happened again since I updated it. Seems to be the fix.

 

[Bubbasuwannee]

Had the loud "POP" sound through the speakers once a few weeks back then my wife had it happen last week. She said she thought the windshield popped out since we had just recently had it replaced.

Definitely annoying... be nice to know what exactly causes this.

 

[New recaros]

Had the loud "POP" sound through the speakers once a few weeks back then my wife had it happen last week. She said she thought the windshield popped out since we had just recently had it replaced.

Definitely annoying... be nice to know what exactly causes this.

My 21 did this, I loosened and retightened all the ground wires I could find, as mine would do it when I hit the start button. Never came back but don’t know for sure if that fixed it .

 

[Bubbasuwannee]

My 21 did this, I loosened and retightened all the ground wires I could find, as mine would do it when I hit the start button. Never came back but don’t know for sure if that fixed it .

Yea that's exactly when it happens right as you start it up. Which ground wires specifically? All of the stereo/audio/amp grounds I assume?

 

[New recaros]

Yea that's exactly when it happens right as you start it up. Which ground wires specifically? All of the stereo/audio/amp grounds I assume?

Anything connected to metal. I think the starter is going to ground and back feed into the speakers. A surge in the stereo I think would destroy it.